Léonie, and I've just found out she's expecting her first baby. I haven't just missed all of
Léonie's life, but my potential grandchildren as well. Ouch. Bereavement just keeps stinging.
Anyway, whinge over. I'm very attached to my old words, even though I know they aren't good enough. So I'm rewriting from the plan, to iron out some of the plot tangles I've got into. It takes a while to detach from the old words (so many of them!) but it doesn't take that long to rewrite, now I'm actually doing it, and I know who everyone is and what really happens. Then I can write the missing ten or so chapters to complete the book. That will be a relief, as much as anything.
I was saddened to hear how much your loss eats into you. But good that you are continuing with your work. I wrote ten or so books, some completed some not, and it is only now that I find writing so much easier, so keep going! :0)
ReplyDeleteSorry about the continuing sense of loss and about your back pain. I hope you feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteThanks. I don't really feel that grief very often, but the birthdays and anniversaries make me blue. Today I'm thrilled that I'm going to be a great aunt! As soon as my back allows, I'm back to work.
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